Media Room
Explore the latest news, announcements, media coverage, and stories from KAHĀ. From cultural programs and community gatherings to the people preserving ʻike Hawaiʻi, our Media Room shares the voices, traditions, and impact connecting Hawaiian communities across Hawaiʻi and the continent.
Our Mo’olelo. Our Culture. Our Community.
From Hawaiʻi to the Continental United States, KAHĀ's mission and cultural programs have been featured by trusted media outlets. Explore interviews, news features, and media coverage highlighting our cultural practitioners, community impact, and commitment to preserving and perpetuating ʻike Hawaiʻi.
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Leadership Rooted in Kuleana
KAHĀ's leadership reflects the spirit of laulima, working together with shared purpose and responsibility. By combining cultural wisdom, professional expertise, and community service, our leaders are building an enduring organization where ʻike Hawaiʻi is protected, shared, and carried forward.
More Than a Logo: The Moʻolelo Behind KAHĀ's Symbol
Discover the story behind KAHĀ’s logo, designed by Native Hawaiian artist Rokki Midro, and its symbolism of aloha, unity, cultural identity, and connection.
Through the Lens of Aloha: Joe Dypiangco and the Art of Preserving KAHĀ’s Moments
At the heart of Ka ʻAha Hoʻolauna Aloha (KAHĀ) is a commitment to ʻike, pilina, and the preservation of culture across generations and geography. While kumu, practitioners, and participants bring ʻike Hawaiʻi to life through practice and presence, there is another essential role quietly shaping how these moments endure: the storyteller behind the lens. For KAHĀ, that storyteller is Joe Dypiangco, the organization’s official photographer.